Frequently asked questions.
Find answers about asphalt paving, seal coating, surface durability, and warranty coverage for your property.
Common FAQs about asphalt paving and seal coating include questions about the importance of seal coating for preserving asphalt integrity, how often it should be applied (typically every 1.5 to 3 years), and whether it can repair potholes or large cracks. Additionally, inquiries often arise regarding the durability of new asphalt, which can last 10 to 20 years with proper maintenance, and the types of warranties available, which can include 1-5-year workmanship and material warranties for new paving if seal-coated within the first two years.
Asphalt paving provides a durable surface for residential and commercial driveways. Asphalt paving and sealing projects need careful timing, as late spring through early fall provides the best conditions for your driveway installation or resealing work. Asphalt driveways handle colder temperatures better and crack less than concrete.
Seal coating protects your pavement from weather damage and extends its lifespan. Asphalt paving goes through a mixing process to become either hot-mix asphalt, the most common type for flexibility and weather resistance; warm-mix asphalt, which is increasingly popular because it uses less fossil fuel; or cold-mix asphalt, which is ideal for winter pothole repair.
Asphalt is a cost-effective material for driveways and walkways but requires resealing every two to three years to maintain its durability and appearance. Pour into these six asphalt questions you can expect to discuss with Asphalt Services. Our repair processes restore surface durability and fix cracks efficiently.
We offer comprehensive warranty coverage for residential and commercial driveways. See Our Warranty Page for coverage.



